Hi,
strange =
myfixedpath === ${myfixedpath}
filepath=${myfixedpath}
filepath=${myfixedpath}
Targetfile === ${filepath}
foobar1.pr
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Nice, thanks Brian this looks like the right tool for the job!
Brian Agnew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> XMLTask may well help you. It's designed to do this sort of thing. You
> can insert XML files into other XML files at any given point, which
> sounds like what you want to do.
>
> http://www.oop
XMLTask may well help you. It's designed to do this sort of thing. You
can insert XML files into other XML files at any given point, which
sounds like what you want to do.
http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software/xmltask
Brian
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We are already using the "token method" t
We are already using the "token method" to insert one generated_web.xml
into our web.xml, but now we need to merge in another. Of course the
token method doesn't work so well with more than one generated_web.xml as
all the servlets need to be above all the servlet-mappings. Has this
wheel already
filepath=${myfixedpath}
The foobar.properties looks like =
#Tue Sep 26 17:40:31 CEST 2006
filepath=Y\:/bla/corba.jar
This is fishy because would never add the timestamp, like
java.util.Property#store would. So something else created the file
you're showing...
--
Prashant wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
You have to use different mapping the xmlns to the
relevant doc. You probably always need a local copy because for a long
time, the public webapp xsd didn't allow + in a mime type, like
application/soap+xml.
I am not sure i understand what you mean. Can
Prashant wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
Ant 1.7's extension to sets things up
right for all nested elements.
If you cannot use the beta, look at the source, see how we set up the
property
http://apache.org/xml/properties/schema/external-schemaLocation
Thats neat.
I googled and came up wi
Steve Loughran wrote:
Ant 1.7's extension to sets things up
right for all nested elements.
If you cannot use the beta, look at the source, see how we set up the
property
http://apache.org/xml/properties/schema/external-schemaLocation
Thats neat.
I googled and came up with this[1] explan
Thanks for the explanation!
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From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 2:09 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: RE: Location attribute in property not resolving correctly
Hi,
that's the reason i _always_ use the unix style ' / '
alt
Hi,
/*
I'd recommend to use before the , rather than a
filter chain with . In fact, since you are not echo'ing out
a properties file it seems, you could even do the direct and
use after the as well, because is
not affected with baskslash-based escape sequences. --DD
*/
yup, my example shoul
Steve Loughran wrote:
It turns out that all J2EE 1.4 XSDs belong to same namespace [2].
yeah, that is just silly. Take it up with javaee-spec-feedback at
sun.com. The more people who complain about this, the more likely
someone will come to their senses.
Umm, Ok. I see where this is goi
that's the reason i _always_ use the unix style ' / '
although i'm running on windows.
Yes, that what I recommend as well.
if you use a path on a windows machine, f.e. :
the path in the file you echoed to looks like :
C:\the\path\to\something
the windows path separator is used as you are
...
Create a text property, not a referenceable path.
...
Use your selector first, then convert the final path into a string
before . --DD
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Hi,
sorry forgot, asking because =
...
...
doesn't work =
BUILD FAILED
C:\WKS\eclipse_3_2\antwork\pathsep.xml:14: Reference
Y:/bla/aendids.jar:Y:/bla/akorbds.jar:Y:/bla/aktecorba.jar:Y:/bla/aspect
jrt.jar:Y:/bla/bootstrap.jar:Y:/bla/channel.http.jar:Y:/bla/channel.tcp.
jar:Y:/bla/channelfw.j
Adrian Herscu wrote:
Prashant wrote:
And it takes it a very long time to complete (almost ten minutes for
70-80 XML files).
Could't you use to locate the XSD schemas locally instead of
http download, which perhaps is taking time.
Does it work for XML schemas? From the documentation, and
Hi,
that's the reason i _always_ use the unix style ' / '
although i'm running on windows.
so if writing =
dir.src=C:/Temp/compare_cmp
dir.dest=C:/Work/Dev/projects/Installer/code/Installer_c1.0.latest/cmp
it works.
also i write
//servername/...
instead of
\\servername\...
and there is m
Hi,
still don't get it, sorry. I've tried with =
myfixedpath === ${myfixedpath}
filepath=${myfixedpath}
Targetfile === ${filepath}
Result =
[pathcon
Adrian Herscu wrote:
Prashant wrote:
And it takes it a very long time to complete (almost ten minutes for
70-80 XML files).
Could't you use to locate the XSD schemas locally instead of
http download, which perhaps is taking time.
Does it work for XML schemas? From the
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